Water safety rules tighten for Girl Scout camps
Long distance swimming and night swims are banned this summer with a 35 minute limit per session. The revised pamphlet outlines four safeguards including health history checks buddy system and supervisor signaling plus rules on depth area and post swim checks. 1999 Garden Buffet Supper honors Mr and Mrs John Walden Bassett at 608 North Richardson Avenue hosts include local residents and guests with dancing at Orchard Club afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National
Girl Scouts
Walden Bassetts
John Walden Bassett
Sylvester P. Johnson Jr
North
Richardson Avenue
Orchard Club
Mrs. Johnson
Mrs. Bassett
Messrs. and Mines
J. P. White Jr
John W. Hall
Carl R. McNally
Curtis Hill
J. S. Griffith
Elmer Riemen
Stanley W. Lodewick
Robert Bear
Leland C. Fellows
Harold H. Ball
Edward Purdy
Reed Mulkey
Horace H. McGee
Mansfeld Tweedy
Mess
Ruidoso Trip and Dance Night Highlights
Mrs. Sylvester P. Johnson broke her right arm Saturday getting out of her car. She left yesterday for the Johnson Ruidoso cabin. Alumni and pledges are urged to attend a business meeting tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. at Effie Jane Crosby's home. Happy Aleyvers and his band will perform tonight at Orchard Club for the dance. Record Want Ads Get Results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington Hardwick
Corpus Christi
Texas
Roswell
John Walden Bissett
Sylvester P. Johnson Jr
Sylvester P. Johnson
Johnson
Effie Jane Crosby
Happy Aleyvers
Orchard Club
Seth Parker and Friends at First M E Church
Seth Parker’s home shifts from Maine to Roswell New Mexico next Friday night while the New England mood stays. The Institute Club of First M B Church hosts an old fashioned program of songs hymns and dialogue. Cyrus’ birth day prompts Friday June 30th at eight o’clock at the First M E Church with a silver offering for Epworth League Institute funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seth Parker
M. E. Church
Maine
Roswell
New Mexico
New England
Institute Club
First M. B. Church
Cyrus
M. E
Epworth League Institute
Pretty Bridge Luncheon Hosted by Mrs Kurre
Mrs. E J Kurre of 600 South Kentucky Avenue entertained yesterday afternoon with a one o clock bridge luncheon. Shasta daisies and baby breath decorated the table as a two course menu was served. Seated with Mrs Kurre were Mrs Mary Victory Mrs Lucile Victory Chas W Boone Tom Herbert F H Terhaar M H Madigin Evans Smith and Mrs Chas Victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridge
Kurre
E. J. Kurre
South
Kentucky Avenue
Mmes
Mary Victory
Chas. W. Boone
Tom Herbert
F. H. Terhaar
M. H. Madigin
Evans Smith
Lucile Victory
Washington meeting mulls code for textile recovery and wage doubts
Representatives of the textile industry gathered in Washington as General Hugh S. Johnson chaired a session seen as potentially history making. A majority of cotton operators approved a fair competition code while labor voiced opposition to wage provisions. The talks aim to align farm relief, price support, and recovery measures amid rising grain and cotton prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh S. Johnson
Moses
Washington
Johnson
Roosevelt
Fourth of July Rodeo Promises Wide West Show
Las Vegas New Mexico hosts a two day Fourth of July Rodeo July 3 and 4 inviting cowhands from New Mexico southern Colorado and west Texas to compete in roping bulldogging and riding events. Prizes are substantial and novelty events include airplane races and speed vehicle demos. The event marks a long running cowboy gathering with emphasis on rival ranch showdowns and range stock challenges.
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Las Vegas
N. M
New Mexico
Colorado
West Texas
Southwest
Captain Bower Addresses Lions on Reforestation Program
Roswell Lions Club heard Captain R. E. Bower discuss civilian conservation corps reforestation work. He stressed social and physical benefits for humanity and noted thousands of hungry youths in camps, mostly 20 or younger. He reported 4605 army officers on duty June 11, with forest work led by U S forest service after Interior and Agriculture. Frank Goodwin of Lions Scout troop 19 received his Star Scout badge from Lion George Zimmerman as President A F Madison presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Bower
Roswell Lions Club
Civilian Conservation Corps
Army
U. S. Forest Service
Departments of Interior and Agriculture
Frank Goodwin
Lions Boy Scout
Lion George Zimmerman
A. F. Madison
Cotton acreage cuts planned for Chaves county growers
Government plans to reduce cotton production in Chaves county with two payment options for destroyed acreage. Contracts signed in Dexter Hagerman and Dexter districts with J R Thomas and C N Moore guiding signups. Cotton Week aims to enroll growers while daily reports to Las Cruces state headquarters track acreage. Prospects point to higher prices may reach 15 cents per pound next fall.
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Chaves County
J. R. Thomas
Dexter
Paul McMain
Hagerman
C. N. Moore
P. W. Curd
Pecos Valley
Thomas
Wll
United States
Chaves
Las Cruces
Washington
Simpson County Commissioner in Fatal Shooting
Simpson, serving his second term as county commissioner, was involved in a fatal shooting after a confrontation with Adams. Witnesses saw no knife in Adams's hand. Adams reportedly raised open hands when shot. Adams, unmarried, lived with his ailing mother who was shocked by the event. Simpson and Hart are jailed. no charges filed yet.
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Adams
Tai‘um
Simpson
Hart
Farnsworths Return From Battle Creek to Roswell
Arthur Farnsworth and his wife and daughter Peggy returned to Roswell Sunday night from Battle Creek Michigan where they spent the summer there. Peggy will remain there for the season while the others return home.
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Arthur L. Farnshworth
Roswell
Battle Creek
Michigan
Peggy
Prohibition Bureau to Trim Staff in Budget Move
Washington reports Attorney General Cummings announced plans to furlough or dismiss more than 1,300 prohibition bureau employees on June 30 to save about 4.0 million dollars in the next fiscal year. The reorganization halves staff from roughly 2,500, with districts reorganized to shift Hawaii Puerto Rico Alaska to marshals and move Texas Louisiana into a new district. Headquarters for the redefined fifth and thirteenth districts not yet announced.
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Washington
Cummings
Prohibition Bureau
A. V. Dalrymple
Prohibition
Puerto Rico
Hawaii
Alaska
United States
Texas
Louisiana
Mississippi
Alabama
Georgia
Florida
Houston
Birmingham
Mobile
Montgomery
Frazier Called to Artesia on Official Business
J Frazier assistant district attorney was summoned to Artesia this afternoon on official duties.
Prohibition of Sale of Fake Indian Goods Ordered
Gallup New Mexico June 27 AP A general Interior Department order from Secretary Ickes bans sale of imitation Indian articles after July 1 and requires current stock to be marked as imitation The United Indian Traders Association says the move is a major victory for authentic Indian arts and crafts and will boost public trust in genuine goods committee members include E B Dale B I Staples Goolidge R C Master Mrs E B Simms L L Sabin G A Trotter Zuni John G Hunter Fort Defiance and S F Stacher Crown Point
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallup, N. M
Ickes
United Indian Traders Association
John Collier
E. B. Dale
Burke Navajo Vocational School
Interior Department
Indian and Nations Park Services
Traders Association
Dale
B. I Staples
Goolidge
R. C. Master
E. B. Simms
L. L. Sabin
G. A. Trotter
Zuni
John G. Hunter
Fort Defiance
F. Stacher
Crown Point
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Grace Thorpe
National Camp Advisory
Crosby Eaton Redman
Helen Goodsell
Wellesley Hills
Mass
Arthur J. Stevens
Leland Jr
Stillwater
Oklahoma
Mr. Fellows
Mr. Ball
Enid
John H. Evers
East Third Street
Leona
Ralph O. Nell’s
Nellie Nellis
Clovis
Shaw’s Grocery
E. F. Hayslip
Elizabeth
Lawrence
Kansas University
Arthur H. Bryce
Winifred Crile
Gof
Albuquerque
A. D. Crile
Military Heights
Bryce
George L. Reese
Annette
Randloh
Baptist
Womans Missionary Union
The
First Baptist Church
J. J. Walker
W. A.wilson
J. P. Williams
Jennie Kenney
Georgenia Hawkins
Simmons University
Abilene
Lucile
Shirley Atwood
Hubert Kyle
Luther Tankersiey
Earl Tankersiey
W. A. Johnson
WM. Ue
J. B. Savage
Florence M. Painter
A. W. Ullrich
W. J. McInnes
Ers
Captain Bower
LIONS
Arthur Farnsworth
Congress
SEC
Lydia E. Pinkham
Ruth Alexander Nishels
Grorinso
Alsophiy Harris Musical
UCCA
Barry More
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